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Romanian 1
3.14159265
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1
Asa e bine a scrie renumitul si utilul numar.
Translation:
That's the way to write the famous and useful number.
From: Eleodor Marian Nichita
2
Asa e usor a scrie renumitul si utilul numar.
Comment:
The first two and the last "s" written with cedille, i.e., "\c s" and
are read "sch"
Translation:
So it's easy to write the renowned and useful number.
From: Vladimir Balan
Romanian 2
1
{3}.141592653
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E bine a vedea lucrurile de foarte multe ori.
Translation:
It's good to see things very many times.
From: Horatiu-Calin Chiorean
2
3.141592653
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Dar e bine a vedea lucrurile de foarte multe ori.
Reference:
"Almanah Stiinta si Tehnica" (year ?).
Translation (word by word):
But it's good to observe at things many, many times.
"Think a lot before you act".
From: George M. Munteanu
Romanian 3
3.14
159
26
5358
979
323
84
626
433+
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[Title:] Solutie pentru firi romantice.
Solution for romantic natures/characters
Sus e luna
O zeita fermecata
Ca nebuna
Peste apa trece suparata
Cintecele toamnei parfumate
Mor de dor
Leganate usor.
Visuri de iubire
Spre cer zbor.
by Al. I. Stoenescu
Translation:
Above is the Moon
An enchanted godess
Like crazy
Over the waters she angrily passes
Autumn's scented songs
Die of longing
Easily swinging.
Dreams of love
Fly to the sky.
From: Andrei D. Caraman
Romanian 4
3.1415
9 265
3589
7932
3846
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Asa o lume o spune:
Progresul si elanul spori
Cel antic geometric Archimede
Aratind socoteala lui pi
Din raportul cerc biraza.
Campan, pp. 193 - 194
Translation:
Thus a world says:
The progress and the enthusiasm increase
When the antique geometrist Archimedes
Shows the calculus of pi
From the ratio between the circle and the double-radius.
From: Gal Sorin